[mothered]

i assume amazon will cover this ?

I know the answer, but as a social engineer yourself, you need to get Into the routine of researching each SE you perform.

[Jesuspaysme]

i assume amazon will cover this ?

I know the answer, but as a social engineer yourself, you need to get Into the routine of researching each SE you perform.

Thank you did in end get in contact with Amazon and found out , may I ask did you see my reply in this thread about using water solulable paper as the label then ice being melted though etc , just cause this way their will be no label at all on package so more likely be thrown away than if the label had turn blank that would lead to more investigation ?

[mothered]

did you see my reply in this thread about using water solulable paper as the label then ice being melted though etc

I don't see any posts mentioning water soluble paper.

[Jesuspaysme]

did you see my reply in this thread about using water solulable paper as the label then ice being melted though etc

I don't see any posts mentioning water soluble paper.

its just above this comment f yours brother i mention aboute the water solulable method

[Balsoan]

I don't know much about it, i just know a few FTID services offer LIT for few countries, I only heard about one method where you get a ink that disappears after certain time, and boom lost in transit but no idea if it works. Amazon usually refunds you instantly when they see that return got lost in transit.

I ordered 2 liters of that ink, but i never figured out how i could use it in my printer. because i filled an empty cartridge. but it looks like the ink is too thick.

[mothered]

its just above this comment f yours brother i mention aboute the water solulable method

I'm not referring to this post:

Thank you did in end get in contact with Amazon and found out , may I ask did you see my reply in this thread about using water solulable paper as the label then ice being melted though etc , just cause this way their will be no label at all on package so more likely be thrown away than if the label had turn blank that would lead to more investigation ?

You've said:

did you see my reply in this thread about using water solulable paper

Which suggests there's a previous post (to the one above) In this thread. I can't see It anywhere.

[Jesuspaysme]

its just above this comment f yours brother i mention aboute the water solulable method

I'm not referring to this post:

Thank you did in end get in contact with Amazon and found out , may I ask did you see my reply in this thread about using water solulable paper as the label then ice being melted though etc , just cause this way their will be no label at all on package so more likely be thrown away than if the label had turn blank that would lead to more investigation ?

You've said:

did you see my reply in this thread about using water solulable paper

Which suggests there's a previous post (to the one above) In this thread. I can't see It anywhere.

okay sorry
but i was just wondering if you had heard of that method

basically its the LIT one but not using dissapering ink

instead print label on a water solulable paper stick to box underneath where its stuck will be crushed ice , and holes will be prikced through the box directly under the label so ice melts through and melts label
just want to wonder do you think could this fail ?
as with the ink way , it still leaves the label that has no writing on which will lead to investigation ? would love hear your thoughts

[James Leighton]

I don't know much about it, i just know a few FTID services offer LIT for few countries, I only heard about one method where you get a ink that disappears after certain time, and boom lost in transit but no idea if it works. Amazon usually refunds you instantly when they see that return got lost in transit.

I ordered 2 liters of that ink, but i never figured out how i could use it in my printer. because i filled an empty cartridge. but it looks like the ink is too thick.

Hi, where did you order it?

[mothered]

print label on a water solulable paper stick to box underneath where its stuck will be crushed ice , and holes will be prikced through the box directly under the label so ice melts through and melts label

When first applied, Is there anything noticeable that would Indicate the label has been tampered with?

Also, how long does It take for the label to disappear? And can the time frame be calculated and applied according to the duration of the shipment?

just want to wonder do you think could this fail ?

It depends on the answers to my questions above.

as with the ink way , it still leaves the label that has no writing on which will lead to investigation ?

Each approach/method will trigger an Investigation.

[Jesuspaysme]

print label on a water solulable paper stick to box underneath where its stuck will be crushed ice , and holes will be prikced through the box directly under the label so ice melts through and melts label

When first applied, Is there anything noticeable that would Indicate the label has been tampered with?

Also, how long does It take for the label to disappear? And can the time frame be calculated and applied according to the duration of the shipment?

just want to wonder do you think could this fail ?

It depends on the answers to my questions above.

as with the ink way , it still leaves the label that has no writing on which will lead to investigation ?

Each approach/method will trigger an Investigation.

When first applied nothing just printed on the water solulable paper looks exactly same as normal paper ,
The time for the ice to melt through to dissolve the paper would be a few hours maximum then the label would be gone just thinking this has way less risks than ftid as the label will 100% be dissolved within few hours